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M&T and Laser Sheen both work fine on cattle.  If you check out the Hall of Fame discussion Mixing Kleen Sheen and Vinegar, it lists all kinds of concoctions that include Laser Sheen and/or M&T.  Good luck to you and your brother!

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Thanks for the info.  I wonder if I hallucinated seeing that post...  Anything is possible, LOL.

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Jelly

There are several discussions taking place right now about the various hair growth supplements out there.  Personally, I have never fed one before.  The steer my son has right now is his first--he's shown bucket calves for two years, so hair growth has not really been an issue.  With this steer...

Somewhere, I think it was on this forum, I read that heifers shouldn't be fed Shag if you were going to try to breed them.  If I run across that thread again, I will let you know which one it was.

I can't help you with the supplement information, because I've never fed any.  I might try some this year, though, so I'm interested in the responses you get.  There are also a few other threads active right now discussing the various supplements. As far as rinsing, that depends on how hot...

Go back and read the OP.  He says "the livestock show industry and/or raising livestock".  Personally, I am one of those people who would love to support Mr. Sullivan's company.  There are two thoughts I have about your sarcastic post earlier.  One, what difference does it really make why...

Get well soon.  We'll think some good thoughts for you. (angel)

You can also check out "Hair Growth 101" over in the Hall of Fame section.  There is lots of good info there.  Good luck! (thumbsup)

skunk

Just another reason why I'm glad I shop at Sullivan's.  Thank you for giving back to our kids!

My son is turning 9 tomorrow, and has his first steer this year.  He loves working with him, and I know we are going to be doing this for a long time.  I am looking for a used chute within 100-200 miles of Wichita.  I'm also interested in turbo fans, if anyone has any. Thank you segersmom

I forgot to mention that the calf is black, but he has some white on his belly and in the switch of his tail.  Is there a way to keep the dye off the white parts?  Because I'm assuming that it would work on the white too....

You guys are awesome.  Thanks for all the suggestions.  You all rock <rock>

My son is showing his first steer in the county fair this year, and around here, it's very competitive.  We don't have the facilities to keep him inside during the day, and I was wondering if anyone had any advice on keeping the black black.  Sometimes I use sunscreen on my horses, and I used...